The news is part overwhelming and part boring, so here’s a quick list of all the stuff we thought was significant today:

– NHS patients with severe mental illness waiting up to two years for treatment

– E-cigs should be available on prescription, according to Public Health England

– Calls for suffragettes to be pardoned for fighting for the right to vote

– Tarantino answers to Uma Thurman’s interview about the crash

– But he’s under fire anyway for suggesting the girl raped by Roman Polanski “wanted it”

– Very hot tea can cause cancer, apparently

– Anti-homeless bars are being removed from Bournemouth benches

– Vegans continue to call dairy farmers “rapists”, and farmers are answering back

– Woman in Cork denied the morning after pill after pharmacist said she was lying about being raped

– Brexit is undermining UK armed forces, expert says

– Ethan Stables convicted over gay pride attack plan

– ‘Love Island’ women offered less money for work after the show

– Dinosaurs were pretty much too successful for their own good (RIP)